Outsourced to Lucifer

An anonymous group robs banks throughout Chicago. A grand jury convenes. Blue Hardin is indicted as being one of the bank robbers. 


One of the country’s most successful financiers accused the banks of financial fraud. It was also rumored that a highly unsuccessful woman’s shoe salesman orchestrated the robberies. The federal prosecutor doesn’t care.


After being indicted, Blue flees to San Francisco and tries to hide out as a priest in a Catholic Church. By twenty-three, he is the most wanted man in America. Is Blue a sinister bank robber like they say or an innocent decoy for powerful unseen forces?